IMF, Rachel’s political cover ‘Cleanses the financial rules of England’

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Rachel Reeves was given a political cover for “clearing the financial framework to change the course in the economy between the IMF budgets.

However, the Foundation also warned that the British Chancellor’s financial room was insufficient, additional tax rising or “Zoku emergence”.

This Car On Tuesday, Reeves said that every year, only an office for budget legitimization, the budget, the budget’s budget rules, the current budget rules “can promote additional policy stability,” he said.

According to several well-placed officers, this idea is being discussed in the treasury. However, Reeves allies expressed their commitment to the financial regulations that require the daily expenditures to pay their daily expenses in 2029-30.

Reives In March, the OBR, along with the financial guard, the Spring statement had to prepare a 10 billion pound plan to resolve the tension in Spring.

Chancellor’s ability to arrest the Cost, Sire Keir Starmer’s decisions, if opened last year, canceled their decisions to convert pensioners to fuel subsidies To cut two children’s benefits.

At the same time, it is higher Debt costs are Whittling Reveves’ £ 9.9 billion fiskli “.

The reeves are easily deleted with small prediction changes by the OBR, which generally produces two “economic and financial outlooks” in spring and two in the spring and autumn.

IMF UK Mission LUC Eyraud said: “The first solution to reduce the reactivity of the short-term policy needs to have a higher headroom.

Reeves Allies are always there for “always discussions” how we can develop a financial framework, but there is no plan to pass a single political rules for a single annual assessment.

IMF recommendation arrived at the Annual Health Department British economyIn 2025, in 2025, the economic growth in 2025 was about 1.1 percent, he said. Before Donald Trump’s tariffs, the IMF forecasted that the economy will increase by 1.6 percent this year.

Reeves called the Reveves to “stay the course and reduce the deficit planned for the next five years,” IMF, global uncertainty and volatile market conditions “significant risks”.

Medium-term growth of Britain is still projected to “follow” in 1.4 percent of “weak productivity”.

Reeves said: “The UK was the fastest growing economy in the G7 in the first three months of this year, and today has improved the IMF growth forecast.”

However, the Chancellor warned that it is increasingly lung due to financial regulations, some economists and autumn budgets.

The fund defended the government’s financial rules to delete the headline and pressure on policy changes often.

Recommended IMF reforms include a formal process to pass a forecast every year and prevent small rules.

The Foundation warned that the additional tax or spending measures of the Britain’s limited headquarters should need “shocks”, the reduction of the planned deficiency should be reduced to “net debt stabilization and elegant market pressure.”

Findings, high stakes are coming two weeks ahead of the spending review, where the reeves are expected to open cuts for some of the Whitehall branch budgets.

The rising debt expenses exceeded the subtle headquarters in October last year, forced the government Switch to short-term borrowing to reduce the interest account.

In his report, the IMF, Reeves’ spending plans are “reliable and growth-sincere,” he said, “Good balance between supporting growth and protecting financial sustainability.” However, this warned of adverse risks with continuous global trade uncertainty and increase in household deposits.

The Stock Reeves called on the “most binding restriction for growth” – the priority of stability, capital and skills, because continuous poor productivity warned the economy in the middle.

Although the government’s growth agenda is directed to the necessary fields, structural reforms will be the basis for increasing the growing structural reforms.

According to the IMF, the difficult financial options of health and retirement costs higher than the aging population of England should also apply for a long time.

After the IMF’s recent recruitment in inflation, the caliber monetary policy was also “more complicated.”

Inflation jumped unexpectedly to a 15 months of 15 months In April, in the last week, according to official data, behind higher utility documents.